Saturday's Singles Matches
| Results | ||
|---|---|---|
| Archie Compston | 1 hole | Bill Mehlhorn |
| Aubrey Boomer | 5 & 4 | Johnny Farrell |
| Herbert Jolly | 8 & 7 | Johnny Golden |
| Ted Ray | 7 & 5 | Leo Diegel |
| Charles Whitcombe | halved | Gene Sarazen |
| Arthur Havers | 2 & 1 | Walter Hagen |
| Fred Robson | 3 & 2 | Al Watrous |
| George Duncan | 1 hole | Joe Turnesa |
| 1½ | Session | 6½ |
| 2½ | Overall | 9½ |
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